Other studies show that computer-assisted psychotherapy is very effective, indicating that the program could be viable not only at the primary care level but also in the mental health services context.
For example, for a cell to be viable, not only must it divide periodically at a characteristic size, but also it should execute cell cycle events (origin relicensing, origin activation, spindle alignment, Esp1 activation and cell division) in the correct order.
Rubble and ruins were made viable not only as thematic and visual motifs, but as the structural basis of art.
Recycling of such wastes as a sustainable construction material appears to be viable solution not only to pollution problem but also an economical option to design of green buildings.
Recycling of wastes as building materials appears to be viable solution; not only to overcome pollution problems but also for economical purposes.
Recycling of WSW, RHA, and LPW as promising raw material supplements appears to be viable solution not only to the environmental problem but also to the problem of the economic design of buildings.
It shows a potential to be used for walls, wooden board substitute, alternative to the concrete blocks, ceiling panels, sound barrier panels, absorption materials, etc. Recycling of unmanaged WSW and LPW as new brick material supplements appears to be viable solution not only to the environmental problem but also to the problem of the economic design of buildings.
Photo: Joan Marcus Michael Frayn's Noises Off, when it premiered back in 1982 in London (with Patricia Routledge) and when it opened in 1983 at the Atkinson (with Dorothy Loudon), was farce comedy par excellence; we didn't quite realize, in those days of Cats and Torch Song Trilogy, that broad, knock-down stage farce could not only be viable but classy.
Our experience shows EDC to not only be viable, but desirable for data collection in a rural Sub-Saharan African setting, with each EDC system offering specific advantages and disadvantages.
And then there is Kazakhstan's giant Kashagan project, which thanks to huge cost overruns, lengthy delays and weak oil prices may not be viable for years (see article).It is not only the megaprojects that are being hit.
"The government's narrow interpretation of what is viable has been rejected, not only by the workforce but by the Scottish select committee.
